Cablevision and ABC are still negotiating Oscars coverage, but have yet to come to an agreement. Update: The two sides reached a "tentative" deal about 15 minutes after the show started, and the signal has been restored.

Tonight, Jon Stewart finally—and brilliantly—jumped on the Chatroulette bandwagon. Stewart mocked the media's obsession with the Internet's newest fad, before trying it out himself—and running into Diane Sawyer, Keith Olbermann, Katie Couric, Brian Williams and others. Video inside.

Tonight, The Oprah Winfrey Oscar Special graced us with its presence. We knew that it would be full of CELEBRITIEEEEEEES, and we knew that they would interview each other. But we learned some new things, too! Inside, some standout moments.

It seems that Cougar Town is actually fueling Courtney Cox's man-eating delusions. Today on Ellen, Cox revealed that she's courting Zac Efron to appear on her ABC show. And even though she realizes it's a stretch, it won't stop her.

Yeah, even the big bad Ben had to start somewhere. Before he was scooping up Emmys and playing arguably the best villain ever, one of Michael Emerson's first gigs? An inmate counselor in a prison guard training video!

It's that time again—time to put a wrench in the smoothness of your day and get all befuddled as you watch tonight's new episode of LOST. Luckily, you'll be in good company. Inside, your open thread for discussion.

Decisions, decisions. So many confusing—and arousing—emotions factored into Jake's final decision last night—and it wasn't an easy one! Love was in full bloom, and The Bachelor certainly beat us over the head with it.

There's one big problem with the Olympics: nothing else is on television! So, until everyone gets back to ignoring Canada, take a look at how Jimmy Kimmel improves on the only things you're watching on TV right now.

D-Day is here for ABC News. ("D" is for "Damn, they're taking my job.") The company is reportedly seeking three to four hundred buyouts, which would amount to about a quarter of its workforce. We'll update below with details.

Are you having a good day? Has your week been calm and clear so far? Are you in the mood to be confused, and—possibly—angered? Good... tune your television to ABC and join our LOST live blog. Come in!

Up to 300 buyouts are reportedly coming to ABC News tomorrow. Know more? Email us.

What happens when you get one good looking man, overflowing estrogen, and an outcast everyone hates in one room? Good TV, that's what. The girl-on-girl hate over an alleged affair was in full force last night. And it was juicy.

As part of this week's crash course in technology on his morning show, Regis attempted to videochat with Jimmy Kimmel, with dismal results, as expected. You just can't teach an old man new tech.

On The View, Whoopi led the ladies in a rant against the dangers of American Idol judges allowing themselves to be steered by sympathy for contestants' pitiable backgrounds instead of actual talent.

In your completely literal Wednesday media column: unsurprising insight into consumer preferences, ABC executives support ABC employee, Charlie Gasparino gets a new job, and Reader's Digest and Playboy have problems.

Come one, come all, and let's talk everything LOST as we live blog tonight's new episode, airing on ABC at 9:00 PM ET. So, get comfortable and join us in the comments. It's going to be a Locke-centric episode. HOLLA.

It's down to the wire on The Bachelor, and everyone was yukking it up for the cameras. Fake crying, fake emotions, fake tits. The only real thing was Jake making out with the three remaining contestants for half the show.

The oldest living newsperson who is not on 60 Minutes, announced today that the upcoming annual Oscar Special—her 30th—will also be her last. Thanks for finally giving someone else a chance to do something on TV, Babs.

Well, folks, it's that time again. At 9:00 PM ET, be sure to tune your television to ABC and comment along with your fellow LOST fanatics as we live blog tonight's episode. In 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42...

Ali was given two choices on last night's Bachelor. If she stays on the show, she gets fired from her job, if she leaves, she will never be with Jake (or his pecs). What a disgusting predicament.